Arts & Culture

NYC's Guggenheim Museum Offers White House Gold Toilet After Turning Down Request for Van Gogh Painting

There’s nothing better than some good ol’ fashion toilet humor — especially when it involves the White House. As we

10 Quirky Alternative Valentine's Day Activities in NYC for 2018

Renderings courtesy of Aranda\Lasch + Marcelo Coelho with Formlabs Every year, we look for all the other possible Valentine’s

Flag Candies Are Now Scattered Inside NYC's Port Authority Bus Terminal

World renowned French sculptor, Laurence Jenkell, has made her U.S. debut with Crossroads of the World, the first exhibition

New York Magazine Launches Public Art Project in NYC Featuring 50 Unique Covers

“My New York Artist Covers: Alex Katz.” Image courtesy of the artist and New York Media. Earlier this week, New

Things to Do in Washington Heights, New York

Welcome back to our regular column on “Must Visit Places” in NYC’s neighborhoods, written by one of our contributors

See the Glass Office Tower Replacing the Lower East Side’s Sunshine Cinema

We recently mourned the loss of the Lower East Side’s Sunshine Cinema, which officially shuttered this past Sunday. Established

Daily What?! Find George Washington's Tooth in Fraunces Tavern, NYC

Sit Alongside Rabbitgirl and Dogman at Gillie and Marc's 'Table of Love'

“The world’s most loving artists,” Gillie and Marc — the duo behind Greenwich Village’s paparazzi dogs, the world’s

See Photos of the 2018 Women's March in NYC

This Saturday, more than 200,000 protesters gathered on the streets of New York City to join the 2018 Women’

First Major Exhibition About Brooklyn's Coastline Opens at NYC's Brooklyn Historical Society DUMBO

It’s no surprise that New York City is directly shaped by the waterways that surround it. Now, a new,

Untapped Cities is Looking for an Events and Social Media Intern!

Untapped Cities is seeking an Events Intern, who will help program and organize talks and tours, be responsible for social

10 Historic Manhattan Hotels: The Carlyle, Pierre, Jane, Warwick, Algonquin, Waldorf Astoria and More

Whether built by American royalty (namely the Astors and the Hearsts) or by immigrants pursuing the American Dream like Charles